We found a dishwasher at our local Restore/Habitat For Humanity warehouse -it still had the plastic lining on it and is still being sold in stores for over $800 but we paid $150.

However, their upsell was absurd and diametrically opposed to some of what they taught. 

I am now significantly below market rent, but was told by her case worker that my only option to get anywhere near market is to kick her out at next contract renewal (absurdly, it sounds like they will then let me rent to someone else Section 8 for the stepped up market rent, just not her.), and the inspections can be absurd depending on the inspector.  

That is what I love about this, along with the absurd cashflow potential.

@Jon Schwartz  Trust me, Jon, I am no fan of this absurdity. 

I don't want to just rely on folks in the area telling me that it's awesome and I should go ahead and dig in because humans in general are prone to affirmation biases. 

I foster dogs for the local animal shelter and am always looking for a good home and good match with a human.

We humans tend to remember the best & worst first so the first suggestion if probably the best.After you ask the question, shut-up.

Would you like the "human" factor that creates or remove it?

It seems like 1 out of 3 or 4 becomes an issue within weeks after we put a property in service, and it does not get better once you have 15 ft of human waste in there.. - So snaking the sewer line at the end of the rehab (after, no before, because contractors and construction dirt are sometimes part of the issue!)